...IT ALL. NOM NOM NOM. Anyway, while we were looking up gjetost on the internet to see what the most pretentious classy 1 way to eat it would be, we discovered The Omnivore's One-Hundred and its Vegetarian Counterpart . We are frankly shocked that we've never run across these lists before, and it is our goal to polish both of them off in 2010. Basically, in the grand tradition of those memes...

How you eat changes your appearance. Your skin especially shows the results of eating right. Getting in the routine of healthy eating, on top of a good skin care regime, can help take years off your appearance... Try eating this way for a while and you will see a difference in your skin and also in your waist line! Good nutrition benefits you all over. You will see it from head to toe and you will feel better

I am considering eating veg again. Maybe just vegetarian instead of vegan. But I felt a lot better when I was vegan than I usually do and normally I get tired and worn out when I'm vegetarian. I almost think this has a lot to do with my reliance on cheese when I'm vegetarian. However, I'd need to do this inexpensively. I know that can be done, but I'm not so good at that. I'd work on figuring it...

... it mysteriously disappears in the seventh chapter. Karah notices this. She does not eat pork because she loves pigs, but will eat turkey bacon and ribs. She makes a scene about it, so I'm using the "vegetarian" tag. She has a "silky laugh". Her werewolf powers allow her to heal quickly. She and Remus can think like regular humans in wolf form, and can read each other's minds. NOTES: This has got...